Chapter 15: Epilogue: Divine Architecture & the Art of Becoming Human
Reprinted with permission from The Mereon Legacy CIC, slightly abbreviated in the editorial process while adjusting to the book style.
This chapter closes the book with a personal perspective that addresses issues directly related to the sentiments of cultural anthropologist Margaret Mead who said, “If we are to achieve a richer culture, rich in contrasting values, we must recognise the whole gamut of human potentialities, and so weave a less arbitrary social fabric, one in which each diverse human gift will find a fitting place.”
Like a handwoven tapestry, it is hoped that you will find inspiration, beauty, and wisdom woven through these words and images. We acknowledge they are formed by human hands, meaning there will be imperfections as well. Using the Mereon Matrix as the loom, these strands are ideas that when woven together reveal connections that let you think about how conscience arises, and leads to the blossoming of conscious awareness. A perspective is presented regarding why only in the presence of coherence and human willingness to act does that which we consider ‘Divine’ willingly participate in the work of regeneration. This chapter’s design uses the natural scaling of the golden ratio to further define the relationship between a system’s ‘invironment’, and its local and global environments, its micro and macro field of ‘Consciousness’.
Like our understanding of everything, including the Mereon Matrix, these thoughts are subject to time and these ideas will most surely evolve.
